Good vibes and a nice staff. Pretzel was fire and the prices aren't bad for New York.

Great beer and food ! Traditional German atmosphere. Great service and attention from Fiona. This beer is the best ! Pilsener and Octoberfest heaven. We ate the huge pretzel as an app for 4. Could feed 6. Authentic. Dinners were great too. Solid German cuisine. read more

Really fun time! Amanda was great! Definitely recommend for some nice german beer and burgers

Fantastic service, great atmosphere and the beer was spot on. a really good vibe on a Friday night and Amanda was a star!

Pushy staff and not really friendly Other than building nothing German about Miss the old ambiance read more

Wow so impressed. It's a huge beer hall. It's everything right with NYC, NYC food and Octoberfest. The live music was amazing. There were like 20 plus musicians and dancers. I believe Barvarian, literally visiting to be on stage here. What a performance. Staff was phenomenal. Great fun crowd. Tje gigantic pretzel was soft n fresh. Best in nyc. Loved the mustard and cheese dip. he beers were tasty. The pork knuckles meal was phenomenal. Honestly seasoned and cooked perfectly. Wow. Impressive. Tender n the inside and crispy on the outside. The bread ball yummy. The German Mac and cheese with onions. Insanely good. Hand made noodles. We liked all the plates. We got vegan sausages for the vegan at the table. Good. The German potatoe salad and 2 types of sauerkraut delicious. The sausages devine. The new pancake dessert was fresh and warm. Perfect for fall. Yep. Im a fan. Definitely a star of nyc. read more

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We lived in Germany for 6 years and miss really good German food (and beer!) This place hit all the marks. Plate-sized schnitzel with fries an cucumber salad (we had paprika rahm, crispy, and jaegerschnitzel) and my son's wurst plate had delicious red cabbage and sauerkraut. We also had potato pancakes to start and they transported me back to Germany Weinacht Markts. The beer was delicious and authentic, and the atmosphere, with long German beer tables, was spot on. We are going back before we leave! read more

Great beer. Great food. Easy folks to deal with. Quick service and it resembles a German beer hall.

I did some research on what restaurants were near my hotel in New York. This came up less than 3 blocks away. I'm a sucker for Bavarian food. And I'm even more of a sucker for a law and order filming location. Food is SO good. We had a pretzel, potato pancakes, the works. This was the best way to start our trip. read more

This place is incredible! Our bartender Rudy was absolutely phenomenal--he truly made our experience unforgettable!

Hidden gem in the heart of midtown! Was looking for a stein of beer after a long run, which is hard to find outside of Oktoberfest season in the city. Reichenbach offers HUGE pours (including boots) in a variety of German beers, even their own! It truly felt like I was in Germany- long family size picnic tables and thematic outfits worn by staff. Impressive amount or real estate for the city. Service was super attentive and friendly. We only tried a pretzel, which was good albeit a tad expensive. On a Sunday it was relatively empty, got a table right away. Will be back! read more

Food was incredible. Service was great. Highly recommend the sauerbraten and spatzel. Atmosphere was upbeat. Would definitely go back!

Great German food. Nice Ambiance with top notche service. There is nothing to complain about. I really enjoyed the meal there. I would definitely return. If you are looking for a great German meal, I recommend this place. Waitresses are dressed in German costume. Foods are authentic. We had Currywurst, shnizel and meat sasuage platter, they were all delicious. I would definitely return for schnizel, we had pork. I think we found a favorite German place. read more

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We visited Reichenbach Hall just to reminisce about our love of the Hofbrauhaus in Munich. It definitely has a different vibe and wasn't as much of a traditional German beer hall as I was hoping. It really is just more of a bar that serves German food and that's ok. The people who were there were definitely having fun and that's what matters. The food was okay, the beer selection was good and the service was what you expect at a bar. I think they have a good thing going for their regulars so good for them! read more

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I love this place. The food is delicious and I love the atmosphere the staff is so nice and pleasant and the owners are just awesome guys I love the different beers the big pretzel . read more

I was expecting a bit more from the food, but I liked the beer! Service was good and ambience was pleasant for a beer hall.

The atmosphere is really Bavarian, waitresses are helpful. In fact more like a Deutch sports bar though the game played on TVs inside is american football and ice hockey. I regret to say I was disappointed by the food, especially the Goulash. Beef is obviously melted from frozen ones and eats like paper box. I don't know how signature pork shanks are but Goulash is definitely out of my recommendation. Currywurst tastes good, the flavor of ketchup with curry powder is nice, worth a try. read more

I had read a few reviews that said service was a little slow, but it was fairly good on the evening I visited. We initially had to wait a bit between receiving our menus and ordering, but after that everything went smoothly. We started out with a pretzel to share, the pretzel was about 10in wide, good enough for the four of us. We ordered a mixed bratwurst plate, two schnitzels, and a vegan wurst (made of soy). The beer is always good, choose what you like, I am a dunkel lover through and through, thanks to the original Hofbrauhaus. All of our entrees were good. The sauerkraut and potato salad were big hits too. I was genuinely surprised by the serving sizes we received, we all left with stomachs very full. (My only gripe was I felt the gravy for the schnitzel needed more salt.) Reichenbach appears to be a fun place to watch a game too, the vibe here is lively and loud - definitely deserves a visit if you love German food and beer. read more

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Decent, authentic, spartan, German beer hall on 37th street between 5th and 6th. The music is loud and textbook German touristy. The beer selection is strong and there big TVs to watch sports while you drink. The food is pretty good, I wouldn't say outstanding. My guest had the Kielbasa which was very good. I had the mixed sausage platter which was good but not amazing. I feel like it had only 3 types of sausages and not 4 as promised but perhaps I was unable to distinguish a few of them. The sauerkraut was good and the potato salad just OK. I really like good German food so I'm probably setting a high bar. Come here for a beer, and maybe eat. Get the kielbasa if you do. read more

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My friend and I ordered the mixed sausage platter due to the bartender's recommendation. It was delicious. We enjoyed it with some beer. Customer service is good and it's spacious. read more

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literally eat here everyday when we stay in the garment district. Great German food, beer, music. read more

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The place looks exactly like a good old fashioned beer hall. I've been here many times and have tried many liters of their beers. Never a miss. Finally decided to write a review after trying their food for the first time, which happens to be a alice of their Black Forest cake. It's a weird combo to do cake and beer but it works. Service can be a bit hit or miss. On some days they take your order quick and the beers come out fast but oddly I've been here on a slow Saturday afternoon and the service also seemed slow as well. Overall, this is a fun place to grab a couple of beers and catch a sports game on their multiple TVs. Been here multiple times and you can bet I'll be coming here multiples in the future as well. read more

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food, service, and ambiance are great. 1 liter beers! my favorite people are jack and sarita

A good and varied selection of beers to cater for all tastes. From light radlers, through pilsner and ales to dark lagers and whit beers. Drinks come in 500ml "pint" glasses or you can order in a 1 litre stein. Service was very prompt and friendly, without being too intrusive. We didn't try the food, but from what we saw other people eating it all looked very good and traditional to what you would find in German beerhall. The one downside to this place was it was almost too painfully loud to stay. Whilst we were there the place was only around half full and even then it was hard to have a conversation with people at the same table. A few sound dampening tiles in the ceiling wouldn't go amiss. read more

From the welcoming smile as you enter into this pub to the great selection of "beirs" beers takes you to Germany . The food is traditional, so when I'm Rome... eat a schnitzel. when you walk in you don't feel like your in midtown Manhattan! You feel like your in a German pub high in their mountains! Drinking delicious beer and eating flavorful dishes. I think this place is great, because you get removed from the city! Though there is nothing wrong with the city, it's just a cool feeling to be disconnected. Take in the decor and what they have to offer, you won't be disappointed. read more

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Long overdue review of Reichenbach Hall. I wanted to host a birthday party for my boyfriend and was able to book two tables of 10 for the event. The venue was large, with lots of TVs for folks to watch whatever game was on. It was clean and not too loud by the time we arrived. From start to finish, even when it came down to planning, the venue was really accommodating. We initially got two long tables inside, but I asked them after arriving if we can be seated outside since it felt a little stuffy, and one of the employees, possibly a manager, got another worker and moved tables around outside so we'd be more comfortable and can get a section to ourselves. On top of that, the service during the duration of our stay was wonderful. I don't remember her name, but she was so attentive, and the other staff members cleared out our empty dishes quite often. The only thing I'm sad about is the fact that I didn't get to try any of the food! It looked so good, and I anticipate coming back here for group events in the future. read more

Great german food can be so hard to find. I was hopeful that in a city such as New York, where amazing food seems more effortless than other cities, I might be in for a pork schnitzel treat as I headed for a quick two block walk from the Hyatt Centric to give it a try while I was in town. It was late afternoon, and as I walked in, it was lazily quiet in the restaurant. One or two people at the bar and a few seated at tables but not much happening. Not sure if that's typical but it was only 5pm or so. I wanted to sit outside under their sidewalk tent with tables and was thus instructed to order at the bar, and they would bring the food out. The gent at the bar taking my order couldn't have been nicer and I placed my order for Pork Schnitzel, grabbed a beer and sat outside. Within a short time, a plate arrived with fries, german potato salad, and a generous portion of pork schnitzel. As you can see from my picture, it was satisfyingly large and definitely photogenic. However, I wish I could say it was as good as it looked. First off, it wasn't breaded in an authentic way (if that makes sense). Instead of a thin crispy breadcrumb coating, it was more like a slightly orange hued thick batter, like you might get on chicken fried steak. It still tasted fine but it did seem a little odd. Unfortunately though, the cardinal sin was that it was super dry. It's not that it was pounded too thin, it was a thicker pork schnitzel as those things go but clearly overcooked which is a shame as it looked like it would have been delicious otherwise. Nonetheless, certainly edible...it was "okay" but in an area like Midtown and for a visitor like myself, I felt like this meal was a wasted opportunity and I should have gone to a more iconic well reviewed place given my limited time in the city. Oh well, the service was still great and friendly and the food was certainly okay, but I was truly hoping for "wow" and was a bit disappointed. read more

Reichenbach Hall - Absolutely amazing looking pork schnitzel but a bit overcooked and dry I'm afraid. Fries and potato salad were good. - Bars Near Me - New York, New York

This restaurant prices according to value. This restaurant completely met my standards. Supportive, straightforward, and real. These meals create strong mental impressions. Another visit is absolutely warranted. read more

I arrived around 6:30 pm and, even though Reichenbach Hall was buzzing, Sarita made sure I was never left waiting. She anticipated my needs and stayed ahead of me at every step -- I never had to flag anyone down. The bar offers excellent food (think hearty German fare) paired with a superb beer selection. The ambiance is lively and fun: communal tables, big screens showing all the major sports, and that energetic beer-hall spirit. Sarita and the entire staff were warm, attentive, and enthusiastic the whole time. Definitely a 5/5 -- highly recommend! read more

The flavor intensity here makes other restaurants seem bland. Their culinary offerings taste good and their service feels good. My assessment of their team is extremely positive. Reichenbach Hall keeps costs sensible and vegetables plentiful. If in this neighborhood, I'll revisit this place. read more

Our entire party had nothing but praise for this restaurant. The kitchen output and service approach warrant commendation. The complaints don't align with the service I received. Workers are incredibly nice and accommodating, serving food quickly. We'll return when we're in town again. read more

Great atmosphere. Not too loud when we went there for dinner. The Pretzel and Curry wurst were pretty good - both go very well with the beer. Server was attentive and price was reasonable for a German food place in Manhattan. Would go again! read more

Just a quick note about this place. The employees made our meal better. I've had consistent success with their dishes and the servings are just right. Their cooking technique was excellent. Previous diners portrayed this place accurately. read more

My wife and I ate here back in May. The service was poor, waitress ignored our table. The food was absolutely disgusting, bland and flavorless. It was so overpriced And to top it all off they charge you for using a credit card. So when your bill comes they let you know about the fee. Not before you order, but after. This is something that you should be told before you sit down. This place is a SCAM. Don't be fooled by the German style restaurant. You could close your eyes and walk down the street and find a better place. read more

Pretty authentic feeling bier hall. Long tables that you share with other patrons, pretty loud and lots of beer options. The Brats were pretty good too. The vegan brat was not that good as it was barely warm but atleast they had an option read more

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Fantastish! Doesn't get more German than this. Reichenbach is clean, friendly, and serves up delicious German food for casual dining. We split a 3 sausage dinner platter and it was enough for 2 people. The German Potato salad was my favorite. No happy hour here but plenty of German beer on tap. read more

Reichenbach Hall - 3 Sausage dinner platter is enough for 2 people. - Bars Near Me - New York, New York

My daughter loves soft pretzels so when we first arrived to NYC, we searched for an easy place that had them. Reichenbach Hall was just a short walk from our hotel so we thought we'd give it a try! Our server was super friendly and helpful and we navigated the German cuisine. Inside the restaurant reminded me of your standard German brewhouse. I took off one star because my schnitzel wasn't super yummy but my daughters pretzel was amazing!!!! read more

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As lovers of German food and German beers, we decided to have dinner here on an early Saturday evening. The place was bustling and we were seated at one of the beer hall tables. The decor was rustic, and we loved the steins and glasses displayed at the bar. For me, there were way too many huge t.v.'s throughout the dining area which really detracted from an authentic beer hall feel. Our waitress came over right away and took our drink orders. I was disappointed there was no Hofbrau, but we settled on Spaten and the Warstiener, both cold and fresh tasting. For food we ordered the Jager schnitzel, requesting spatztle in place of fries, the currywurst, and kaespatzle. Our food was brought out by someone other than our waitress, and the schnitzel dish was missing the Jager sauce and had fries-not the requested spatztle. We waited a few moments trying to find our waitress or another waitstaff, but no luck. So we had to go find someone to correct this order. A gentleman manager came to our table, apologized and corrected the order. As our waitress had not returned, he also got us 2 fresh beers to boot. Fantastic. The currywurst was a large portion, but did not look very appetizing. I am accustomed to having this made with bockwurst or knockwurst and I did not care for the consistency or texture of the bratwurst used in this dish. The actual menu did not specify bratwurst, but I later found online that is what is used. The kaespatzle was pretty good,with firm homemade spatztle, but I wish the cheese had a little more distinctive flavor. Crispy onions were served atop, instead of the traditional caramelized onions. The pork schnitzel cutlet was cooked well, but the seasoned and thicker breading was a different take from the traditional breading. The mushroom sauce did not taste homemade and seemed more of a meatloaf gravy than a hunter sauce. The cucumber salad was excellent. While the portions are generous, the prices are definitely on the high end and not sure the quality mirrors the high prices. Neither our waitress nor anyone else asked how our meal was and we had to flag her down to ask for take home boxes and the check. The place was loud. The bathrooms were relatively clean but out of soap and toilet paper. I might stop in again for a cold beer and some light fare, but would not come to eat a full meal here. read more

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Very accommodating bartender, Jack, and the decor is a perfect reflection of a welcoming German Biergarten with long wooden tables & benches, wooden high tops & stools and German beer murals & banners. Excellent German beer selections with ABVs on the menu & traditional wurst & pretzel offerings. I started with Spaten Munich lager, then Hacker Pschorr Munchner Dunkel Lager and (post supper) a kinda sweet Spaten Octoberfest. I went with the nuernburger platter with sauerkraut, German potato salad & red cabbage salad. The potatoes were boiled a bit unevenly before being cooled & dressed but tasted very nice. The rest of the plate arrived lukewarm (not hot as I'd prefer) but overall I'd recommend & return. A good place to hang for good German traditional beer and a standard German menu to keep you upright. read more

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The staff attitude and restaurant mood create harmony. You can choose from many dishes, pay reasonable prices and receive excellent service. Both cooking and customer care were faultless throughout our visit. Employees show exceptional friendliness and adjust to requests. Quality food and attentive employees. read more